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Re: saving rtf data in non-document based app

Hi,

You should be able to use NSText and writeRTFDToFile:, it should work fine in a non-document based app.

Is this what you are looking for?

Cheers

Moray

Greetings,

I am creating an application which has no real reason to be document-based. However, I want the app to create reports that I want to save. I realize I can implement NSCoding to do normal archiving and unarchiving. However, what I'd like to do is to have the app be able to save its data as it goes along, but let the user create rtf reports that can be read in a text editor.

This seems like a fairly simple question, but it's my first real app, and I don't seem to be clear after reading several books, tutorials, etc. They tell how to do it with document apps, but not non-document apps.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Andrew
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